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of 17, King-street, Liverpool, bankers (1894) | of 17, King-street, Liverpool, bankers (1894) | ||
1807 Established in Liverpool | |||
1847 Christopher Leyland retired from the partnership with John Naylor, and Richard Christopher Naylor, as Bankers, at Liverpool, under the firm of Leyland and Bullins<ref>London Gazette 6 July 1847</ref> | 1847 Christopher Leyland retired from the partnership with John Naylor, and Richard Christopher Naylor, as Bankers, at Liverpool, under the firm of Leyland and Bullins<ref>London Gazette 6 July 1847</ref> | ||
1901 Absorbed by the [[North and South Wales Bank]] | |||
by 1914 was presumably part of [[London City and Midland Bank]] | by 1914 was presumably part of [[London City and Midland Bank]] | ||
Revision as of 18:13, 11 December 2020
of 17, King-street, Liverpool, bankers (1894)
1807 Established in Liverpool
1847 Christopher Leyland retired from the partnership with John Naylor, and Richard Christopher Naylor, as Bankers, at Liverpool, under the firm of Leyland and Bullins[1]
1901 Absorbed by the North and South Wales Bank
by 1914 was presumably part of London City and Midland Bank
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Sources of Information
- ↑ London Gazette 6 July 1847